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quadgram	frequency
the foot of the	20
at the foot of	19
of the rosie cross	15
upper sash was down	14
foot of the bed	13
window at the foot	13
at the same time	12
woman and the man	12
the woman and the	12
whose upper sash was	11
little window at the	10
at the end of	9
the rest of the	8
of the silver girdle	8
the little window at	7
the beginning of the	7
hermit of the silver	7
the brethren of the	6
the fraternity of the	6
the hermit of the	6
that is to say	6
of the fraternity of	6
as soon as i	6
the nature of the	6
in the middle of	5
of the holy ghost	5
the middle of the	5
beginning of the world	5
in the presence of	5
extravagant mysteries of the	5
the extravagant mysteries of	5
by means of which	5
or the extravagant mysteries	5
brethren of the rosie	5
house of the holy	5
from the beginning of	5
of the rosy cross	5
the count of gabalis	5
fraternity of the rosie	5
by reason of the	5
up and down the	5
after the death of	5
just such a light	4
in the centre of	4
for the sake of	4
and confession of the	4
the society of the	4
that i should be	4
the death of the	4
the name of the	4
no other but that	4
it looked as if	4
the figure of a	4
the house of the	4
in this our age	4
the inhabitants of the	4
figure of a man	4
the end of the	4
rape of the lock	4
said i to him	4
the genius of the	4
foot of the cliff	4
of the society of	4
mysteries of the cabalists	4
one or other of	4
there was a great	4
fame and confession of	4
for the most part	4
on the part of	4
confession of the fraternity	4
the foundation of the	4
from the cradle to	4
from time to time	3
that there was a	3
a great deal of	3
of the hermit of	3
upon the woman and	3
the centre of the	3
of astromancy and geomancy	3
the burial place of	3
the gates of glory	3
four hundred feet of	3
who and what were	3
and i tell you	3
of the children of	3
the fame and confession	3
of the seventeenth century	3
by means of the	3
tom clark and his	3
under the name of	3
as soon as he	3
to be found in	3
garden of the beatitudes	3
year of his age	3
of the rosicrucian order	3
in the hands of	3
now as soon as	3
what were the rosicrucians	3
on the other side	3
of the temple of	3
right straight from the	3
the other side of	3
clark and his wife	3
the names of the	3
paper of all sorts	3
of the laudable fraternity	3
and what were the	3
through four hundred feet	3
the upper sash was	3
the bottom of the	3
various parts of the	3
as a general thing	3
a few of the	3
through feebleness of will	3
the cradle to the	3
in an instant the	3
parts of the world	3
the officers of the	3
by the alliance which	3
i will tell you	3
the duke of buckingham	3
in the affairs of	3
all manner of questions	3
it is hard to	3
in the little chamber	3
and in their stead	3
straight from the heart	3
new curiosities of literature	3
the will of god	3
the people of the	3
the rosicrucians chapter the	3
such a light as	3
imagined no other but	3
they were possessed of	3
in the form of	3
in the fama fraternitatis	3
not a few of	3
that it was not	3
of the brethren of	3
in the shape of	3
of a forest wild	3
the laudable fraternity of	3
of some of the	3
of the works of	2
a brother of the	2
the temple of human	2
as soon as they	2
a rosicrucian lodge is	2
of the fifteenth century	2
rosicrucianism as modified by	2
not bridle his desires	2
hereby was that high	2
should carry him for	2
for it was a	2
freemasonry is neither more	2
but as in the	2
of the holy guide	2
eyes to run over	2
taught the way to	2
be one of the	2
strange and mighty magic	2
upon his earnest desire	2
long hours did he	2
which the late lord	2
secret of perpetual youth	2
enemy by his subtilty	2
to go to the	2
of which was a	2
the cup and ring	2
reason of the feebleness	2
both of which are	2
us the half part	2
he had become a	2
as if its heart	2
wherein there is not	2
over the heads of	2
who is not truly	2
and creatures of nature	2
took his accustomed seat	2
a very short time	2
of his son jesus	2
of the man who	2
allotted age of man	2
as modified by those	2
but i bade him	2
i had read this	2
show the nature of	2
of one of the	2
middle of the night	2
as the case may	2
son jesus christ and	2
do not well understand	2
bury what was left	2
and disclosed to the	2
was associated to a	2
and at the end	2
that justly we may	2
the living and the	2
neither more nor less	2
even in such manner	2
tide in the affairs	2
which i have just	2
the sides of the	2
those who transplanted it	2
i with the rest	2
felt that he was	2
there was but one	2
under the title of	2
no one should reap	2
himself in hindering every	2
we parted at the	2
knights of the golden	2
the presence of god	2
heretofore unknown and hidden	2
composed of the most	2
out of the house	2
to live beyond the	2
could not bridle his	2
cradle to the grave	2
not a precious thing	2
greek and latin tongues	2
this world of ours	2
thou hast given me	2
it is better to	2
that they did not	2
is he who then	2
was not able to	2
is not virtue which	2
the secret of the	2
was not the first	2
of the work and	2
of the book m	2
know that just such	2
he obtained much favour	2
who was one of	2
of the emperor rudolph	2
are composed of the	2
too much for the	2
light as beamed from	2
which i have now	2
but made a bargain	2
the gulf of california	2
at the bottom of	2
or some other such	2
a spirit of forgiveness	2
the truth doth oppose	2
what was left of	2
the king of spain	2
things that befell them	2
arabians that they should	2
of rosie crucian physick	2
made manifest unto us	2
temple of human nature	2
but never so little	2
in this world of	2
friend the author mr	2
for the space of	2
my eyes to run	2
half part of the	2
out so richly his	2
and the curious things	2
with an account of	2
you have witnessed to	2
of the sphere of	2
of the night found	2
but little of the	2
as large as the	2
highness the duke of	2
to which the late	2
he could not bridle	2
long and bitter years	2
of us in the	2
of the elementary people	2
the way to health	2
and beheld what great	2
not only discovered unto	2
historical notices of the	2
beginning of the seventeenth	2
the number of the	2
such a sort of	2
a score or two	2
the upper courts of	2
taken at the flood	2
mysteries of the rosie	2
that he had discovered	2
in such a way	2
jesus christ and nature	2
figure of the previous	2
the undines of the	2
the knowledge of nature	2
at the hands of	2
richly his mercy and	2
there were still any	2
stony heights of calvary	2
he felt that he	2
i was fain to	2
the most godly and	2
sprung up in the	2
down the rest of	2
seen works and creatures	2
to pass that way	2
and on the other	2
by asceticism to live	2
the part of the	2
ears drank in the	2
to cure the sick	2
he had learned indifferently	2
to the foundation of	2
if you are for	2
the wisest of all	2
in respect of the	2
the secrets of nature	2
in a very short	2
books of the order	2
the ever burning lamps	2
need do no more	2
the surface of the	2
upon a certain day	2
and so never came	2
ever burning lamps of	2
i was not able	2
that they were the	2
a sort of poem	2
adam was not the	2
from his very soul	2
to go to apamia	2
poured out so richly	2
the dumas of america	2
vivus mihi sepulchrum feci	2
they should carry him	2
the grotto of the	2
of the greeks and	2
is it possible that	2
by his subtilty and	2
his subtilty and craft	2
the affairs of men	2
attain more and more	2
the element of fire	2
grotto of the hermit	2
woman or the man	2
shew himself in hindering	2
led to the foundation	2
him for a certain	2
scheme of your nativity	2
to raise the dead	2
mercy and goodness to	2
that any of them	2
on the sides of	2
in the like occurrences	2
whatever is is right	2
blessed is he who	2
had determined to go	2
in a forest wild	2
in the number of	2
and that he was	2
one of the pages	2
empty ones of a	2
from thence to go	2
the woman or the	2
which is in us	2
bridle his desires any	2
and moreover hath raised	2
it is impossible to	2
after the lapse of	2
this time it is	2
became by chance acquainted	2
as i had read	2
in a short time	2
so never came to	2
the wall of the	2
the generalissimo of the	2
the count de gabalis	2
in the centre were	2
could by no means	2
spoil my little game	2
i and my soul	2
the arabians that they	2
hath much and long	2
to all manner of	2
his instruments and contentious	2
part of the temple	2
rosicrucian order as a	2
hindering every good purpose	2
dream within a dream	2
cases have a spirit	2
to do him service	2
and all the world	2
of the feebleness of	2
the grand old hall	2
beyond the allotted age	2
more and more to	2
manifested to every one	2
of the happy time	2
hundred feet of empty	2
yet our brother c	2
six hundred thousand men	2
and noble spirit of	2
centre were four figures	2
reason of his poverty	2
notices of the rosicrucians	2
and in an instant	2
soon as i had	2
of the nymphs and	2
with the rest of	2
new method of rosie	2
had a mind to	2
so much now in	2
she was once more	2
that they were possessed	2
being yet in his	2
his son jesus christ	2
the existence of these	2
of the burial place	2
were it not a	2
of all that which	2
his earnest desire and	2
of the books we	2
on the one side	2
the title of the	2
brow was a coronet	2
of the rosicrucian philosophy	2
je renais de mes	2
remedy for this evil	2
now in his mind	2
writing in a book	2
are either dead or	2
had learned to love	2
god of the sages	2
but shipped himself over	2
as we had been	2
do anything for you	2
i am sent to	2
the allotted age of	2
under an oath of	2
nature was discovered unto	2
in various parts of	2
the substance of the	2
of both the woman	2
the rosicrucian order as	2
he was about to	2
in which was the	2
lengthy extracts from the	2
have witnessed to me	2
of the order and	2
the confines of this	2
the service of the	2
the greeks and romans	2
descended of noble parents	2
bottom of the ravine	2
where he had learned	2
to look at the	2
by the aid of	2
made a bargain with	2
the king and queen	2
do you see the	2
justly we may boast	2
when it shall once	2
by these presents publickly	2
began again to sound	2
the spirit of man	2
there is no such	2
but he hath also	2
and to which the	2
in his growing years	2
hath poured out so	2
he came upon a	2
as well as i	2
all the days of	2
do attain more and	2
his wife had been	2
came upon a square	2
discovered unto us the	2
also made manifest unto	2
the silence of the	2
to a brother p	2
all those things which	2
or other of them	2
was placed in a	2
since the year one	2
more to the perfect	2
for i could not	2
time he became by	2
which proved to be	2
the hands of the	2
asceticism to live beyond	2
one hundred and twenty	2
foundation of the rosicrucian	2
that freemasonry is neither	2
the glory of god	2
renais de mes cendres	2
come to pass that	2
of base metal into	2
live beyond the allotted	2
they were the sylphs	2
as the solar system	2
servant of god and	2
precious thing that you	2
was discovered unto them	2
where i have stood	2
set upon the scale	2
determined to go to	2
gave utterance to the	2
john heydon is not	2
the death of his	2
you see the point	2
the empty ones of	2
noble spirit of brother	2
the power of the	2
the mean time he	2
renew and reduce all	2
much now in his	2
method of rosie crucian	2
and more to the	2
lived from the beginning	2
which you have witnessed	2
a precious thing that	2
such a personage as	2
have the pleasure to	2
a tide in the	2
that he would have	2
were possessed of the	2
half of our system	2
in the th year	2
on the banks of	2
works and creatures of	2
in the midst of	2
through the window at	2
the action of the	2
and craft doth shew	2
that there is a	2
perfect knowledge of his	2
the vast ocean of	2
found what i sought	2
minding from thence to	2
carried in his pocket	2
to attain to the	2
much favour with the	2
the window at the	2
he hath also made	2
the rosie crucian infallible	2
not the first man	2
in the fourteenth century	2
the feebleness of his	2
over the steaming seas	2
much honoured friend the	2
of fidelity and secrecy	2
and one after the	2
but as soon as	2
the secrets of the	2
of all manner of	2
a hole in the	2
the fraternity of r	2
fell upon his knees	2
than rosicrucianism as modified	2
chance acquainted with the	2
to love each other	2
the similitude of a	2
with the arabians that	2
of gold and silver	2
me not to be	2
as if he had	2
lodge is said to	2
by reason of his	2
order of the rosy	2
associated to a brother	2
with all our hearts	2
was it that spoke	2
at the desire of	2
mean time he became	2
the which we know	2
of the human soul	2
truth doth oppose itself	2
burning lamps of the	2
nature of the work	2
dealings with the dead	2
the transmutation of metals	2
heretofore seen works and	2
of the previous day	2
honoured friend the author	2
he is gazing down	2
rosie crucian infallible axiomata	2
the children of philosophy	2
that they had been	2
be taken notice of	2
craft doth shew himself	2
the words of the	2
of six hundred thousand	2
to the foot of	2
curious things that befell	2
all cases have a	2
he became by chance	2
the ceremonies of the	2
acquire an immortal soul	2
in hindering every good	2
said to exist in	2
manifest unto us many	2
eight hundred thousand men	2
the daughters of men	2
learned indifferently the greek	2
feebleness of his body	2
the lapse of many	2
up in the land	2
by means of a	2
is said to exist	2
brother dyed in cyprus	2
to sit down on	2
a modern writer says	2
san francisco to panama	2
john heydon and the	2
i am able to	2
fire which is in	2
of the old and	2
might partly renew and	2
acquainted with the wise	2
secret books of the	2
the arts of astromancy	2
the wise men of	2
in the drawing up	2
yet in his growing	2
score or two of	2
a day or two	2
third of the books	2
of the grand old	2
they taught that the	2
a little to the	2
which was heretofore unknown	2
in his mind as	2
i am now about	2
any one who would	2
soon as they were	2
the spirit of the	2
generalissimo of the world	2
deck of the steamer	2
when the world shall	2
the centre were four	2
of the whole world	2
the curious things that	2
if there were still	2
in the knowledge of	2
all sorts of people	2
who had done me	2
the rape of the	2
rosicrucian lodge is said	2
we desire not to	2
one after the other	2
the yet to be	2
busy haunts of men	2
in a fit of	2
with boulders at the	2
and long time laboured	2
the little birds sing	2
caused my eyes to	2
in two separate circles	2
on a certain day	2
was not so much	2
bite of a gopher	2
give me leave to	2
was a coronet of	2
the knowledge of the	2
to all except the	2
but for the minister	2
a great multitude of	2
of that which they	2
which was the little	2
had a door opening	2
age of a hundred	2
and eight feet high	2
in the endeavor to	2
moreover hath raised men	2
boulders at the bottom	2
which might partly renew	2
had lived from the	2
the very midst of	2
we find the following	2
to do her justice	2
boast of the happy	2
both the woman and	2
our work is done	2
doth shew himself in	2
am now about to	2
how nature was discovered	2
all the secrets of	2
a great deal more	2
of the golden stone	2
members claim by asceticism	2
into a large globe	2
according to the seven	2
but by reason of	2
for as soon as	2
tom clark carried in	2
lapse of many centuries	2
and goodness to mankind	2
in the first place	2
a vast deal of	2
partly renew and reduce	2
purpose by his instruments	2
it seemed to me	2
presence of its absence	2
unbar the gates of	2
can no more help	2
an account of the	2
the sphere of fire	2
be set forth in	2
in the rich exuberance	2
high and noble spirit	2
that they may be	2
into the similitude of	2
the streets of the	2
carry him for a	2
to the rest of	2
will show the nature	2
which he was not	2
every side or wall	2
the semblance of a	2
our loving father r	2
and so he was	2
and reduce all arts	2
part of the world	2
not one man in	2
only discovered unto us	2
the presence of the	2
to exist in london	2
a new method of	2
once upon a time	2
the two pages entered	2
in the mean time	2
one of the heroes	2
an intent of a	2
less than rosicrucianism as	2
nations of the world	2
elements are inhabited by	2
the half part of	2
and secretary of nature	2
the very lowest prices	2
of the generalissimo of	2
hundred and twenty years	2
there is not only	2
of the learned world	2
as beamed from your	2
god and secretary of	2
such an intent of	2
thyself into my soul	2
to the wonder of	2
i had thought that	2
material and aromal worlds	2
was heretofore unknown and	2
at this point of	2
we know that they	2
more nor less than	2
the body of the	2
his highness the duke	2
the banks of the	2
the laws of the	2
what was it that	2
god that he would	2
ought not to be	2
it not a precious	2
the fall of the	2
beheld what great wonders	2
what great wonders they	2
by those who transplanted	2
but absolutely perfect in	2
as a distinct body	2
with the spirit of	2
the custom of the	2
who had determined to	2
heydon and the rosicrucians	2
to the seven sides	2
the credulity of the	2
it yearns for thee	2
be a better man	2
and how nature was	2
seeing the only wise	2
officers of the generalissimo	2
feet of empty air	2
looked as if its	2
knowledge of his son	2
on a visit to	2
whose members claim by	2
you have heard of	2
was derived from the	2
tall and stately figure	2
was the little window	2
was that high and	2
the stony heights of	2
the scheme of your	2
his desires any longer	2
bargain with the arabians	2
obtained much favour with	2
of so great a	2
goes on to say	2
is not only discovered	2
the form of a	2
the spirit of god	2
pearls and precious stones	2
chamber in which was	2
the late lord lytton	2
the lord god hath	2
of the holy spirit	2
known to every one	2
the door of the	2
great wonders they wrought	2
the bite of a	2
to the perfect knowledge	2
i would gladly have	2
may boast of the	2
so richly his mercy	2
with the wise men	2
fraternity of the most	2
nevertheless the old enemy	2
that i had been	2
living and the dead	2
the greek and latin	2
as if a new	2
enclosed in a circle	2
nor less than rosicrucianism	2
forth in five languages	2
tale of a tub	2
by an artificial sun	2
much and long time	2
day a rosicrucian lodge	2
when they had it	2
a round altar covered	2
god in these latter	2
that they should carry	2
he went to his	2
it seemed to the	2
that befell them therein	2
that you could so	2
lamps of the ancients	2
subtilty and craft doth	2
in notes and queries	2
and not a few	2
the case may be	2
so stirred up that	2
in the same place	2
claim by asceticism to	2
of the upper courts	2
his mercy and goodness	2
monsieur the count of	2
the floor of the	2
i was forced to	2
to have been the	2
light from the east	2
five long hours did	2
indifferently the greek and	2
the perfect knowledge of	2
that they possessed all	2
the hermit in grey	2
down through four hundred	2
come into the world	2
in all his life	2
unto us the half	2
in the very midst	2
large as the solar	2
and went to damasco	2
that high and noble	2
a friend of mine	2
the immortality which they	2
each system and world	2
at the very lowest	2
the conditions that surrounded	2
vanished into thin air	2
been the case with	2
th year of his	2
this point of the	2
the order and the	2
at the age of	2
for these poor wretches	2
death rides on cannon	2
for all the world	2
had learned indifferently the	2
modified by those who	2
none of us had	2
they will give back	2
how to raise the	2
not so much now	2
from san francisco to	2
arts of astromancy and	2
was so anxious to	2
is as large as	2
a very strange story	2
thing that you could	2
every good purpose by	2
of god and secretary	2
the gnomes of the	2
the confession of the	2
by chance acquainted with	2
the elixir of life	2
by his instruments and	2
was a great deal	2
godless world for ever	2
to one of the	2
the tall and stately	2
hath also made manifest	2
that under the name	2
gazing out upon the	2
who by reason of	2
good purpose by his	2
the third of the	2
i could not well	2
in spite of all	2
the rich exuberance of	2
a bargain with the	2
have a spirit of	2
at the beginning of	2
laudable fraternity of the	2
the end of a	2
and for this i	2
the alliance which they	2
through which it had	2
the guardians of treasures	2
in spite of the	2
at the cabin door	2
would that i had	2
is neither more nor	2
at which i was	2
spirit of brother c	2
he remained still there	2
with a kind of	2
earnest desire and request	2
the old enemy by	2
until it became like	2
to such an intent	2
a sadness with it	2
the th year of	2
thence to go to	2
upon the credulity of	2
beamed from your eyes	2
clark carried in his	2
old enemy by his	2
we may boast of	2
also he could not	2
knowledge of the soul	2
the only wise and	2